Question

Heat moves by currents in air and liquids. We call this heat transfer by

conduction

convection

translocation

reflection

Answer 1

It's not conduction, because the heat is not being transferred from material to material. Convection is fluid movement; air, being distinctly non-fluid, doesn't qualify for this. Reflection is, uh, no.

So: translocation. Because the air particles were in one location, and suddenly they're in another location, hence the prefix trans-.

Answer 2

Do you understand?

Answer 3

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